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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
a Chdsl u man Murdered.

Chronicle ni0n: ION Saturday last
sGhinaman, employed On she ranch
OF Klrman y Rickey, WAS found dead
s1tside his c4a.n, an abode. structure
between Polsvile apd the Church in
Antelope Valley, haYigg ,been shot
through the heart. A rope, vas AROUND
hislneck, the murder having been, com.
mltted inside tae cabin, and ahe body
h'aaled outside The mundr is sup.
posed TO haveibssn committed by two
CadsaKinen, ape aGaok in the, Valley,
belonging to u different ,eomp.ny The
Antelope Chinamen think frat the
muaslsrer escaped to Bodie in Chinese
peddfler wagon. Our officers ,.have
heard aothing froa, Coleyille 10 regard
to the Snaller. and it is not known
whether an inques was held. This is
the fhnd murder s,ommit'ed in this
county within three mouths, and no
arrests ,,aads.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
SEQ 1, On Your own Hook. -

Al a small village In the mountain
res iou OF Of Tennessee, where COM
paay OF Federal soldiers were quar-
tered report was started one day that
y confederate prisoner at the quarters
had died. The report soon spread, and
reaching the mouaiain section, down
came one of the bellies of that region
who said she waited to kiss ilse dead
Confederate for his mother. She up.
piled at headquarters for pcts H. e3a
TO see the dead soldier, expressing ler
desire by was of showing her l'%e ion
the Southern cause. The Office; of the
day concluded to play joke on Lieut..
1. -, he being in one eff the back
rooms of the house used for Aeadquar-
tiers, taking a nap. As there was no
Confederate dead, the officer did not
like To see the mountain beauty disap
pointed, so he told her the Confederate
corpse was IN the Darkroom, showing
her the way. When the door was
opened, there lay the Lieutenant on
his back asleep on acct. The ardent
Southern girl,rushed;up,toihim threw
her arms. around his PROSTATE form and
exclaimed. "Oh, let nae kiss him for
his mother!" at the same time pressing
her lips to his brow
This rather noyel procedure awak.
seded the lieutenant, and he took in the
situation u, glance, clasped the
mountain daisy i'm his arms, and, re.
turning the salute, exolaimed
Never mind the old lady. Go it on
your own hook, gal. I'm willing"
Before the little Southern lady could
extricate herself from the lieutenant's
| embrace she was not only kissed fol
mother ,bSa for the whole family.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12

The following news items are from
the Lyon County Times Of last Satpr.
day.
The water keeps gaining in the
river. The Rock Point mill is now
running fifteen stamps part Of the
time, and the Douglass mill is running
threetourths Of the time.
Mrs. Welch, of Sptro, who some.
Si,ne ago was tak2M tn ihe hos
iAiMl in Nirslais tY'g, apf Who le
c'A'ly bad her i-s ',nisqla,aq. died The
Grst Of TIN, week. ! he ,G,+pee OF her
death MAS blood. poisoniNg.
The report being circulated that all
the hay in Mason Valley has been
sold at the gate of "a 30 per ton is
untrue. The al,ct is that not to exceed
one tenth of the csVp has yet been
disposed of and almost any quantity
can now be had at 81 per ton. sol
Noel and others are authority for
this statement and say that the repor,
is being circulated in order 10 injure
their prospects by keeping buyers ou
of the Valley. -
Last Monday, after work had ,beer
finished, one of the cart horses at III,
Rock Point mill was unaitoheh ant
left to take his way to the stable Il
gong across the high trestlerthat run
from the Douglass TRACK to the mil
the horse became dizzy, and turmn!
around backed off onto ,the ground
He probably fell thirty feet. an,
struck on his back, irtilctpg injure
from which he died that might. Tn
animal was valued about $3.50.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12

this line of folk lore also aye Colonel
Fassin's Indian ghost stories, told In
continuing his interesting Chronicles
of Camp Wright. Altogether the
Overland makes us wonder how It
improve on itself next moath, and vet
we have an abiding faith that it will.
General Irish advocates the
storing in the mountains the excess
of water for use through the dry sea.
son, the tapping of mountain lakes
and the sinking of artcsian wells. His
arguments in favor of such enterprises
seem conclusive, aad his advocacy of
them will be seeeRded by the people
of the whole Siatc.
The first International Military En-
campment, held lntthe United State, is.
now open at Chicago. The regular
army is represented by detachments
OF infantry, cavalry and artillery, and
the navy by sailors and marines from
the United State's-sieamer, Michigan,
Kentucky, Iowa, Minnesota land Wis
consin are each represented by a
battalion of militia, besides which
there are fifty or sixty companies of
militia from several other States.
Thereiare large number of bands
from various paris ofthe country aud
nearly thousand Musicians will com.
pete Nor prizes.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
TIE Gsorgess,

Frospeclhgin the Georeene mine is
being pushed vigorously aud some
rich Developments hays hecn made.
On The s+eond shaft level good body
OF ore has been.cut, the average value
OF which Is sly n ton. The shaft is
now down 10 the 81 level and a drift
viii pc startaG TO cut the vein at y
point about TOO feet under the crop
pings. Ths shaft viii. be continued to
the 4th level this month. About tbs
last OF this month the mill will legIu
crushing ore and it ~ expected that the
run will be long and profitable.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12

Lasa Friday the Western, Union line
IN this County was sold on II Judgment
aud ti@: County WAS the purchts;, :
the original tax was about 500 t.u,'
the costsfnow make it s4DS MIR CIi4rl,
demanded possession but was req aexi
ed ii delay action Tor II few days unl1
the people at head quarters c0p'l lie
heard trout. Jay Gould is geil,rg in
ir"bie with his tele graph lsnsine. =.
Between Maekav i.nd Bennett and
Esmeralda county he will have hi
hands tall.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12

The Board of Equalization met on
Monday 40 hear complaints from iilos.,
who had notreceived sotce.
Ordered that that the mortgage flom
Gray to Woodruff. s,and.
Henry Williams then appeared and
atter taking mis- testimony the BQard
ordered that the addition Of $40 hea.
cattle stand as made and that the nq,ii-
lion OF W horses lie reduced to 30 held
Ordered that the asdsition of ~ .hqs.s
be stricken off,
The raise on Wiueate Hall, jim AZ,
rora was sustained, ns was also ~
raise ffoia $iggW 500 or lhr ~,
.road.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12

Millions OF Acres Dpess to Settlsu.nt
The land Department art Washing,
ton has given aotiee that milliepns of
I acres # railroad indemnify lnnts will
be open 80 settlement by hemesteaders
and emption Within n few months
These lands are among the hest lands
ever aiiere west of she Mississippi
river and the Gulf States Such an
Opportunity for the yoang peotae o.,
this natiaR to acquire zeal estate, sfrr
the mere taking win never csccun
/. again. an the public lands wE2 in
a year be practically exhausted. N,ere-
alter the struggle for homes and sands
, will resemble Europe. All who are
about to start Tor the W,st or to laca,e
on Southern railroad lanes will find
Copp's Settlers Guide of special SER
wee published by Henry N. ,Capp,3
Washington. d. G.; price IS cents. 7
1t tells about the homestead, timber,
culture, presumption and other land
saws; how to decipher surveyed town.
ship, section and quarter seetion cot
sners; how long residence must he,
what settlement am im!i
pregements mast he shown; SOW and
on what grounds contests aguiDst
abandoned and illegal entries sau ,hes
eommenced; location of govesanlentII
lane Offices md nnmes of lana oss,cr,s
and3t will doubtless save many s&.ttersiI
from the loss of their .and and in !
,provemeHts, MS designing people n,ftsa
mis!ead uniformed settlers as h. the 4
requirmenls of the settlement Laws
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
How California Desperaioss Met
Their Fate.

In CALIFORNIA; tearly mining days
the desperate element, which was by
no means small one, was consistent,
in the fact that they placed AS small IN
estimate on THEM own lives as on those
of their numerous victims. This con.
'dition was doubtless engendcred by
the reckless spirit of the times. In
his Popular Tribunals, l., Hubert
Howe Bancroft relates many interest.
hug incidents illustrative OF the poin,
in question.
"a gentleman at the Mokelumne
Hill mining cNnn IN '53 learned that Il
man had been arrested for robbery in
neighboring, camp and was to lie
executed. 1t, created no excitement,
but as he was curious TO see the affair
be Walked oyer 10 the locality. Cnac.
quainied with any one, he spoke eto II
man standing apart from the others
will you tell me which is the man to
be. han y Il believe ii is l, SIR was
the replv,swiihout change OF counter.
aaee. Half IA hour aftcrward he wis
hanging iram Il tree, and the commu.
nifty quietly dispersed"
sAnoiher,ancitlcnt, we quote from the
same work, is but sampte of HAIRY
we might publish.
Spanish Charley, bull fighter,
convicted by a peoples jury of murder
Al 'Gibsnaviliv in August, $50, when
brought forth for execution, though
be denied that he was guilty. mani.
Tested not ibe slightest enrsaion
Binding the haadkereha over his own
eyes. with t,is own ksntie. when all
WAS ready he threw himself irom the
platioi M
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
Develop Your Claims.

The rrospeciors of Columbus Dis.
triet should do more work towards
prospecting their claims, MS the C,.n
delaria Mig Company is willing IT,
assist them, aad TO take II small profit
a fler the ore Is reduced II is report
That they will,take pay for reduction
in lyer AZ ~ ap once.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
Mount Cory Letter.

fNHOUuI COTy L6tt6fs
fCoryville, Oct. 7th, 1887.
Geo9c.. Wells,
ARrckident, Monnt Cory Mining Co.
San Francisco Gala.
iDear Sir--During the past week
we.hxSe driven the south west drift
on thei30O foot level thirty.five feet.
Munster OF men employed eighteen
Wu@c' consumed ten and half cords.
s1afpectfully,
Wheeler Allen
superintendent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
photographs.

r sexp.ct to pitch my tent in your
oisyi about October 18TH, for a short
stay, Lam assisted by r. P. Porlha
ap1 we try to please. Failing to do
soa,no aey Is refunded. Cabinets sc
pesidoz. No extra charge for groups
'Gpa door work a spaeislly.
Respectfully
J. II. Crookuell.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
HOisting works for SsIa

a Hosting works complete In VII
and of a capacity eouo,
40 sinking or working THOUSAND feet
llss sale. For particulars see card
iM another column. Address lain,
Sronkite Markleevi California
A. ., U. W.
Lake View Lodge M. II A. O. U
." meets "n the first 4nd third Mon
.sys Of each month.
.. j. A. oAHpwELL. W. NJ.
=. u. RIpE, Recorder
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12

Th" b.. BniYdo, near Mars,eua.
owp'ri by james Mcclellan and fr.eu
t'r''lcv j. h-cnming u good m,ue
9'h' owners are now ahipping @ona
COCK s,:l hacr = large res.ive 10 .,.,b,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
The Carson Holsteins.

'a@e Holstein cstiia exhibited by
cam Davis took the prize Mt the Ornrl.
~ county Fair over Senator Stan.
'.oFe's exhibitor the same breed. The
,s1Gbuska people should try and mr..
range to have MIR. Davis sepd his stock
" their Fair
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
t;nndsisria Water Works.

Wine Cande!ari. Water Company sy4,i
.eSan atrpnce 10 butid Reservoir Ne =,
ACC tie town will he assured of i. CON
slant supply of water. This reservoir
ls~'atuai ed some miles above. Pick.
rsaDile Gulch and gives ample pro..
asaSon against any shortage.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12
CSanty Records.

CSanty Records.
The foflewing papers were recorded
by County Recorder Ingalls, during
the past lavesll.
Oct 9Th. fDeed--John Hammond to
Austin Hull, Mining property in Haw.
horne District. - 3.
0ct46ih. ,Deed-M. Carabantes to
George 'Capavere, Mining property in
Hawthorne District.
sOck'fCth- Deed-Luther II. Dear
bops&.Anuie Dcarbon to Edwin Wood
prqpertYaa Aurora.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12

The following names were regis.
cred at the Nucleus during the past
week:
Thomas Curhis, Hawthorne District
Frank Thorne. Evening Star;
Frank Friedline. Kansas;
Henry Shear, Kansas;
F. En6apdats, Dayton;
G. 9. Fish, Ida Mine;
W@. Mathison, Dayton;
q. W. Irish j. wife. Reno;
j. Lothrop, Dayton;
F. Vinson, Reno;
Geo. Penter, BodIe;
Enamel IFredericks, ST.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12

AND. lGAfso
Ihas 10 the nearest saloon to THE dame,
:. !, Pohte and prompt aiIentioa is vsid
10 putrons
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-10-12

OF all descriptions, incl, ac(lN0
the latest novettles and | nveN-
tions In toys .and artlcl - Of
general use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12

naturally informal IN charaetcr = fnrI 1;st@,
recent private letter nom an American vD.y mas,
have the Grosvencr and rcsIFn1S srs S
Wanting their aat hard medleval pctures actually NY
turning them out s' and %Raromeia painted by an
1rtst Of the nineteenth century as by one OF tho
Nftoenth Peasous In complete armor and the onmo
In GnGue Ccnto dress, with hugo tree over them
each leaf bue green each apple big and shining as
important the figures. Why should the mod ,aIa
PAINTER 20 back to such anachroDismsl AS whole
he gallery was Disappointing" In another letter an
American litterateur now IN Paris has cordial WORD
no say OF the Salon work of Mr. Paul Bartlett,-
a young Boston sculptor His group consists OF n
bear trainer and two young bears, one curled up N
a comical attitude behind the feet OF the man. VINO -
leaning forward. head slightly bent looking Gown az
the other yOungster which Is its hind legs nose
up, cycling the and trying to obey his order 70
dance. The animals wonderfully well done, ana
they have certain humorous expression. Wnicn ~
natural TO the young boar but most dnicut 10 geO
In plaster Tho pose and expression OF tne ne
hank are admirable. His right hand Is held aDoyc ms
head his left with whip aud chain held behnd MN
thus clcverly breaking the long Store OF tne REM
hack am glad at this Young Americans persist
ence In studying at the schools and in practice at the
rardin dos Plantes, and ! had idea that he had
come forward rarldlv and so brilliantly lie is
now doing a medallion bust of Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
Nem Publications.

~ nOO ROCKS SELLING CHEAPER
4U.OtFSt THAN EVER.-Au the popular novels In
acts Roper Trautwine Haswelrs Engineers HandDook
Man His Mechanic" Macaulay's England u
set stationery M the poets and oncyclordas thousands
of Juvenile hooks Bibles and PRAYER Book Seasdes haf
price: day books 1000 steel engravEs 10 cents can
school books cents and lo cents
each and will pay highest cash price for new and ola
books in small largo quantities. You will never see eoons
old an q beap again Open evenings IONERlNGs New
WorI Poot Exobanee Isl broadway opposite stewards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
1nstrurtion.
Bows and Young Men---City.

-CJRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
N. liable information, free mailed Tor postage Wv
X. r. AVERY. ANN Sehool bureau. YVES. t -,
nREPARATIONS for fall college examlna-
I tons Summer session begins August 10 sclehuuc'
classical WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL. ~ last 4ol-s-
CHORTHAND AND TYPE-WRlTlNG thor
- angbiv Taught at the SewYork school OF Ben Pltnan
Pbonography Standard Theatre Building Loo
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l,4t3
u Brway 42d-st. 49h year Pnmay NJ 20 r.
departments instruction ihofous ~ u
BY w i. AKIN, Prin. N. {. HkNDhlChSoN Associa'o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12

For Both Sexes-Citv.
yHORTHAND.-C. A. Walworth's Steno
= graphic institute Tribune Buiding-0pen entire yea
Separate ladies' department Branch lO5llo EaSt A%o''s
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Boaro eno Rooms.


Any LADY keeping boarders will be fur.
.s T sF Yq s1fhs&U
East Side
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
XosK TRgEN Wiz s RI prdsaway corner rhry
frstst until p m $50 broadway. between Twentysesond
ana s "H Sg sos &'f corr
9sG 9 co1 IOS wss o7 Third ave.
ss HEnI 10 @ At i fss dai once
At 20 East Washington Place. one door
n from the PARK vety choice locality Handsomely fur
cool and pleasant near hotels ana
NOOL. large, handsomely furnished rooms;
refsreGn nesr sew Sc West G gSrh.t ''''''
HANDSOME SQUARE and HALL ROOMS,
neatly FURNISHED with n goo So TT a. as% three
single gentlemen House brownstone MN isc Rssp
cnces. Also table boar- -----
HANDSOMELY furnished large and single
with board, bath and toilet; summer prices lso
DOOMS.-Suites with bath, with or without
Ia board tran,ents taken references lSo
- EAST 9sTUST.. near 5th-ave-Fur-
rooms; all improvements breakfast desiredi
summer prces retsreneea
~ LAFAYETTE PLACE.-Select boarding
I with hotel convenience sinsly or On suite at e1-
tremely low rates.
~ EAST 41ST-ST.-Desirabe rooms. I'd or
4'} floor: without boards permanent or trans
100 EAST 19TH-S T.-Suite of large, con-
HOO meeting large hall room with board
good home for soutlcrners references.
West Sids-
1--WE rooms neatly furnished elegant
L beds complete housekeeping good neghborhooii
central oca ton 10 all ptrs! rent reasonaOe
DOREMUs, - Charles-sL
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms for gentle
'' 20 West 16h.st-
THE PRESTON. 70 Washington st, one
block from Observation-Disclosures IN its appoin tments
". J. RIGGS Q'te OF Broadway y aD.
TO WEST 51ST-ST.-IIandsOmel furnished
. rooms with board at sumner prces ttansenis taSen
A4TH-ST.. 22l WEST. - Handsomely fur
Il \ nlshed rooms with without board; permanent or
transient table board
Brooklyn.
ITO LET.-Fine alcove room, two single rooms,
with or without board, Washington Park - ST
Felix ct brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12

6(A MILES FROM CiTY.mFarmh house; large,
aga &c good stabiiug; city roferonce
49, ' Rox 3l2, Goshen, Orange Co.. N. Y. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12

A book containing full description
of Summer Resorts. attractions.
terms and accommodations OF
\ hotels and boarding places can DO
obtained free at the ticket Offices Oh
1.-The company. Battery Place. Sl7'
I4ol. til, aud 957 Broadway. lsI
west-st, ~ W est l25th-st. Har
lem; 33l Fulton-st.. Brooklyn'
Newark and Hudson s,s., HOOD
Ken: 81 Montgomery-st. Jersey
City. FARMER
g. 7. Agt
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FOR SALE.

2Ox45 FEET-LoT 100 FEET DEEP.
Three story brownsone front Basement par
Tor story finished IN hard wood I'd noor saloon ena
windows In parlor cabinet mantes tnroug
ont 10 plate glass mirrors Buess stairs IN parlor silly
and parl0r hail wainscoed In hard wood uonDe
floors in parlor Sanitary plumbing throughout Heaed W
furnace. Price, Al ZOO
AIso corner house. finished In the most durable manner
price 300 This house VIII Do SHOWN ohp Oh
permit 60 49,.
To roach hom BROOKLYN Elevated Road 70 Snmneavo
.taon about 90 minutes rdethen GO blocks up sumner
ave 10 Then block TO my house 20 Le"sa'e
These houses are Elevated Road In one OF
the heat residence sreeA IN BroOkYn ana bt by one OF
hest buIfer They must he sold, as Tue owner
cannot afford carry them. Keys AT 2GfA, LewisaVe
0I FIRST PLACE.-1o let, furnished or nm
- furnished for one or three years to private AMY ny
his stoOp brownstOne LOUISE
o. rirs MACE between clinton and Henry sta an extra ot
desired Apply TO EDWARD CLARKE Tribune once ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12
ARGYLE COTTAGES,
BABYLON, LONG ISLAND.

A BEAUTIFUL PLACE.-An ideal home,
~ containing acres 20 81 which Is lad oct In lawn
lsrye and handsome house buit IN tho lttnau vf sye
,re.ir aud IN an modern improvements inrlHhhe %
Hard room heated thrru thuut g. II situated on an eeN~to
overlooking TIE s.rrouulg tonnrvi there is ltito anu
10 rooms al-n strrnhnu'r' CON
servatofy aDd icohaus-s also lar Al" Sn."I
AMI barn there lro large Amonntsoi an XII
property near tho beautiful
Wsfv.rk Valley and short DIVE tho pretty town OF
Warwir. Orange o.. y y.
no 81 q at very great eafrlhce
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12

LOR SALE.-A country seat on the hudson
River adjoining the city OF Huhsoni containing about
co the house has IA rooms win the city water ana
On. hrouchouti handsome gate lodge and thoroughly
bu roaiway third Of mile 10 the dwellings; also q
Greenhouse cola About onehaf the land has
level surface laid In grass tho balance heavily wooded
and ranes through which about two miles OF
OF those patha crossing ravtne
on tho main street Of the city DO reached by
minutes walk.
T.. III. LUDLOW Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12

E'OR RENTAL Port Chester, N. T., two
IL new Queen cottages each ample closets
podsrn Improvements plot, oostoo st;rae,vs carriage
rs walk from depot: rent $3.50
per each Apply to L. Q. BANKS real estate agent
fert Chester. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12

Any LADY keeping boarders will be fur
nshei with nrstcass young eer, ants ansoimtey ~
at Mira sMYTH's SWEDISH BUREAU, II West 2Stnst
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@enrhera.

TTSEACHERS of both sexes wanted Tor four
teen good positions for dnerent branches IN eduesSn'
nn.,c &c MARIAN COYRIERE, 81 East l7th-st' De-
tween 4thave aud broadway,
XVANTED.-English lessons In exchange lot
w FRENCH or German instruction. Apply At the BEN
ItTz s(iHooi, OF LANGUAGES, % West 23d.st
WANTED. ---Hesses Agency, II East 18th
at wants Monday at o'clock superior gpyerness ior
French German and Recommends teachers tutors
governesses musicians
XVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU dor both sexes supplies fIefessoIs Iesenet
Musicians Bousekeelers Companions etc. 70
colleges schools and families also EooRkeere stepoga
pliers and Copyisis 10 business firms -. ~, c,.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-12

CCHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest and best known in U. 8. Established 800
Enaf q N ".
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-07-07

For SALE. +. IIOskin, of Brocl
way, offers his saloon and residence {
the above-named place for sale o
reasonable terms. Reason for sellin,
he is going into other business. Appl
on premises. Must be sold inside {
30 days.